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A Dictionary of London
… obtained "Colherbert" in Thamys streete from the king in exchange for tenements belonging to him in the parish of St. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… In 1962 excavations were carried out on an E-shaped corn-drying oven of the 3rd or 4th century. This was later … and incorporated into the front garden of a house in Corn Kiln Close. Subsequent finds include worked flints, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Grimesmead was common at Lammas, and Burrell when the corn was off. Power's meadow and other grounds belonging to … from Lammas to Lady Day. 34 Arable farming was varied; corn, wheat, barley, pulse, and hay were the most common … A typical farmer, Richard Constable (d. 1627), had winter corn, barley, beans, pulse, and hay, and like most Cogges …
A History of the County of Oxford
… licensed to enfeoff John Giffard with land in Fringford in exchange for most of his Cogges property. 24 Cogges was …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Bird, and J. Wareing were returned as Quakers in 1782. 3 Corn and hay were taken from Michael Reynolds for non-payment …
Survey of London
… sea monsters, the idea being taken from the spire of the Exchange at Copenhagen (fig. 24). 137 Probably at the same …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… of the People's or Public Hall adjoining the former Corn Exchange. The pavement lay "on the E. side of the building …
A Dictionary of London
… " close," or "enclosure" (N.E.D.). Colemannes Payments of corn, etc., bound on certain land called Le Grenes C...and …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… in the market place in the early 1920s 23 and a labour exchange on the Coalway road at the bottom of Lord's hill in … held in 1608 by William Thornbury 44 and was possibly the corn mill owned in 1667 by Thomas Foley of Great Witley … below the dam of the king's fishpond, 46 was evidently the corn mill bought by Benedict Hall of Highmeadow in 1637. 47 …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… cups and two patens, all of 1714 and from St. Bartholomew Exchange. Pulpit: hexagonal, each face with raised panel …